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Today, privacy is more than a personal choice—it's a terrain shaped by power, politics and everyday life.
This book shifts the lens from established western narratives to India, WhatsApp's largest market, exploring how digital privacy is lived, built, and regulated on the world's digital peripheries. Drawing on rich field-based research, it examines encrypted technologies, the ties between big tech and governments, and the role of messaging apps in political life.
This is a sharp and grounded account of how privacy can both strengthen and erode democracy in the digital age.
Contents
1. "The future is private": Privacy techtonics, feminist digital geopolitics and the everyday
2. India, WhatsApp and privacy architectures
3. Digitising (party) political intimacies
4. Dwelling in the 'digital living room'
5. Neighbourhood governance by WhatsApp
6. Conclusion: The future of digital private spaces now
